Sentence examples for by commitment of from inspiring English sources

In the other word, the development of innovation capability is triggered by commitment of entrepreneurs to international entrepreneurial behavior such as entering to potentially global trade niches, international monitoring, screening and scanning (Lopez-Duarte and Vidal-Suarez, [2010]).

This finding is in line with the finding of Lopez-Duarte and Vidal-Suarez ([2010]) where the development of innovation capability is triggered by commitment of entrepreneurs to international entrepreneurial behavior such as entering to potentially global trade niches and international market monitoring.

Our additional study revealed the loss of CD34 expression in subsequent passages (result not shown), which can be caused by commitment of cells.

There is no mention in the letter that Netanyahu should abide by commitments of previous Israeli governments to freeze the settlement drive nor is there any mention of the five UN Security Council resolutions and the 2004 World Court decision calling on Israel to withdraw from the already-existing settlements.

Advocacy has also been found to be facilitated by commitment to professional codes of ethics [ 39].

For such victims, dignity is manifested not by the capacity to testify, but primarily by the commitment of the state to apply its coercive power on their behalf.

The proliferative stage of the disc is accompanied by the specification of different territories, and by the commitment of cells to specific cell fates [2].

This event is a consequence of stimulated osteoblastogenesis fueled by an expansion of the pool of early mesenchymal progenitors, and by increased commitment of such pluripotent precursors toward the osteoblastic lineage [ 4].

Hamzawy added: "I am humbled and impressed by the commitment of Egyptians to their country..

He was struck by the commitment of the doctors but said even for Gaza this was an unprecedented burden.

This work will be shaped by the commitment of both Governments to a step-change in advancing North-South co-operation and action for the benefit of all.